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Do water lilies have strong stems?
The water lilies have thick, fleshy creeping underwater stems that are buried in the mud.
Do water lilies have stems?
to eat
Facts about long stemmed water lilies?
Water lilies are angiosperms, distinctive colors, many body parts
Are pond lilies producers?
Various insects eat water lilies. Fish nibble on the leaves. Beaver and muskrat eat the stems and leaves.
Why does water lilies not grow well in moving water?
Water lilies do not perform well in moving water. The current will wash the soil out of the container , it will keep the temperature of the water too cold for the water lily and the constant disturbance of leaf and flower stems can damage them.
Why water lilies do not grow well in the moving water?
Water lilies do not perform well in moving water. The current will wash the soil out of the container , it will keep the temperature of the water too cold for the water lily and the constant disturbance of leaf and flower stems can damage them.
How do long stems help lilies live in ponds?
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When was Water Lilies Food created?
Water Lilies Food was created in 1995.
How water lily are adapted to the water?
Water lilies have weak stems so the plant depends on its leaves and its ability to float.Calla lilies have large leaves which help the plant make more food. It also rests during hot weather and it withers away to rebound when weather is cooler.Asiatic lilies have adapted to grow sturdy roots along the stem to allow the lilies to grow tall.
What animals eat water lilies?
Turtles and koi will eat water lilies. Dogs and raccoons will break the pots that water lilies grow in and cause damage. Aphids and snails also cause damage to water lilies.
How do you spell water liles in plural?
It is spelled "water lilies" in plural form.
How can you get cut lilies to bloom overnight?
Florist lilies are usually subtropical natives, and will open when exposed to heat. Cut the stems, submerge in warm (not hot) water, and place in a warm room, or near a constant source of heat. Remember that opening quicker also means wilting quicker!
